Attorney-Adviser, Washington

Attorney-Advisor

DEO is looking for candidates with experience in as many of the areas listed as possible. DEO is also interested in candidates with demonstrated ability to efficiently and thoroughly research and incisively analyze a wide variety of complex issues; express themselves clearly and persuasively orally and in writing; exercise sound judgment; manage a workload consisting of a number of varied projects, without specific guidelines and often with short deadlines; and contribute to and work in a supportive and collaborative environment. The duties and responsibilities for an Attorney-Advisor generally include, but are not limited to:Provides advice and guidance to Department leadership, career employees, and managers on the interpretation and application of the ethics rules and the Standards of Ethical Conduct for Employees of the Executive Branch. Provides oversight of the ethics, financial disclosure, and Standards of Conduct training programs at DOJ's components, including the FBI, Bureau of Prisons, U.S. Attorneys' Offices, and U.S. Marshals Service.Independently performing legal analysis and composing memoranda or other documents on Federal ethics issues. Administering Federal financial disclosure requirements, including the use of Integrity or FDOnline. Reviewing PAS nominee financial disclosure reports, advising nominees, and preparing nominee ethics agreements in coordination with the Office of Government Ethics.Training Federal employees on the Standards of Conduct, ethics requirements, and related issues. Advising on DOJ supplemental regulations including 5 CFR§ 2635.502. Advising on issues relating to the Hatch Act and the Foreign Gifts and Decorations Act. Advising on issues relating to 18 U.S.C. § 207.